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How SDF Fits
Where SDF sits around AI tools, workflow, CI, review, and delivery memory.
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SDF Guides
Public guides for understanding SDF, the SDF CLI, the installed front door, what the product does not replace, and when to start readiness.
These guides explain the public model. Install, security, storage, and customer-specific details belong in private technical review.
Guide index
Start with the fit question.
These pages are public education, not an implementation manual. Each card links to an available public guide.
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Enterprise readiness
How enterprise teams can evaluate fit without replacing approved tools or human review.
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Enterprise Technical Review Guide
A customer-safe guide for reviewing install posture, command surface, evidence path, and human-control boundary.
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Learn the model, then start readiness.
The guides explain SDF concepts and boundaries. When you are comparing the offer, the next useful step is readiness.
Learn the model
Understand where SDF fits around AI tools, review, evidence, the SDF CLI command loop, and human judgement.
Check readiness
Qualify fit and decide whether a paid assessment is worthwhile.
Go deeper
Use the assessment journey when you need the full path from Assessment to First Governed Change to Team Operating Model.
Private review topics
Some details should stay customer-specific.
Public guides can explain the category and the fit. Technical review handles details that depend on the customer's environment, controls, and approval model.
Handled during technical review
- customer-specific environment fit
- installation, rollback, and removal details
- storage, retention, and security review
- team-specific guardrail mapping
- approved tool and access boundaries
Current public boundaries
- no automatic approval, merge, deploy, or repair
- no central policy enforcement claim
- no model routing enforcement claim
- no hosted scanning or compliance certification claim
- no correctness, security, or production-readiness guarantee